A career on the open road is a noble and essential profession but comes with a record-breaking price.
In 2025, the average trucker pays $2.27 a mile in operating costs, a historic high.
In an industry where tires cost $4,000 a year, fuel $70,000 a year, and payment can take 36 days, finding ways to cut costs is essential.
Here are the three things saving truckers the most money in 2025.
Fuel Cards
Diesel prices have risen 33% since 2019. With no indication of stopping, every discount helps.
Using a fuel card is the easiest and fastest way to save on fuel, with some cards allowing for a 3 – 5% reduction in fuel costs.
Getting a fuel card is surprisingly easy. It takes only four steps.
- Click this link.
- An England Carrier Services account manager will customize a fuel card to maximize your savings.
- If you’re a fleet owner, you can personalize the card with custom restrictions for your fleet.
- You receive your fuel card in the mail.
In addition to saving on fuel, you can receive a line of credit as a qualifying carrier.
Tire Discounts
Tire prices have increased 21.4% in just a few years.

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To combat high tire prices, the England Carrier Services tire program negotiates special pricing with the most name-brand semi-truck tire vendors in the industry, including:
- Michelin
- BFGoodrich
- Bridgestone
- Uniroyal
- Firestone
- Yokohama
- Cooper
- Goodyear Endurance
- Goodyear Marathon
- Continental
- General
- Hankook
To save on big-brand tires, you only need to register for the program by clicking the form below. Then, an account manager will contact you about premium tires like Michelin X® Line Energy™ Z+ steer tires or Michelin X® Line Energy™ D+ drive tires.